THE MODE OF ARTISTIC COMPONENTS IN NOVELLAS

Abstract

This article analyzes the modes that ensure artistic expression in the genre of the short novel (novella) and the ways in which they are represented in the text. The study examines key elements that contribute to the aesthetic value of the narrative, including irony, plot development, imagery, the manifestation of the protagonist’s intellectual capacity, and the coherence between textual structure and logical progression. From a linguopoetic and stylistic perspective, the research highlights how these elements function together to convey the author’s artistic intention and influence the reader’s perception. The analysis demonstrates that expressive literary devices play an important role in revealing the deeper meaning of the narrative, depicting the inner world of characters, and ensuring the logical continuity of the storyline. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the artistic potential of the novella genre and provide additional insights into the linguopoetic analysis of literary texts